Great service. Really good food…read moreWe me and my mother had enjoyed theirs service and food Our dish was delicious,fresh we really liked it. Tks

I have had several meals at the Four Regions, and have enjoyed every single one. Located on Kew…read moreRoad, the restaurant itself is beautifully done, with contemporary decor, comfortable leather chairs, and white tablecloths on the table. I agree with the reviewers who describe it as upmarket, and would add that it is the kind of restaurant you might go to for an intimate meal with friends or family, though I have certainly seen small groups of coworkers here as well. The food is wonderful. I thoroughly recommend the sesame prawn toast, which is nicely done, and the pan fried dumplings as starters. My partner and I always order the crispy Peking duck as a second course. The Four Regions cooks its duck to perfection, leaving the meat moist, the skin crisp. Of course, it is served with thin pancakes and hoisin sauce, which help round out this classic dish. I am rarely hungry by the third course, as the first two are so satisfying, but I occasionally order one of the Four Regions' chicken entrees, including the chicken with asparagus, or the green chicken curry. My mother-in-law and I often share an order of the broccoli in garlic sauce, which is very tasty as well. In fact, I do not think you can go wrong with most of the dishes on the menu! Service at the Four Regions is impeccable. The staff is very attentive and happy to oblige. Overall, I have found the experience at the Four Regions to be nothing but pleasant, and will happily return.

This place has been around for over 10 years. I've eaten here several times and the food is…read moregenerally good. The overall place is clean, the staff are friendly and service is with a smile. I still prefer Monty's over Zayka for Nepalese cuisine.

I have had food from here a few times. I do not live in London, or England, or in the UK, or even…read morein Europe. I live over 5,000 miles away in California!!!!! I LOVE the food here. I've been to other Indian restaurants in the Ealing area. And I did NOT love them. The prices are pretty reasonable. And the food is fabulous! I see a lot of people in here who seem to go pretty often--aka regulars. I've done take away from here as well, and it was at my flat in about 30 minutes. The first time I came here, my friends and I ordered quite a lot, with beers and naan. We were very full and satisfied with the food. I've found other dishes in the area to be too oily for my liking. The dishes here have a nice texture as well. The service was attentive as well. Takeway was about the same, tons of food, very fresh, easy transaction. I've been a few more times after and have loved every bite. This last time, I told the waiter that I loved this restaurant, and try to go every time I'm in London. He said he remembered me from the other times I had been, and was glad to hear that, LOL Lunchtime... only maybe... they serve a little bit of appetizers. And I drink a lot of water, so he just left the pitcher at my table. Anyway, I know I'll be back here!!!!

Lovely food, brilliant chef and the owner always looks after us!…read moreMust dash as we are going there now..

Had passed this place many times and as we were looking for a place to meet old friends that were…read morestaying in Wooburn Green thought it a convenient spot. Suffice it to say we are looking forward to going back! Lovely meals, simply presented, good portions, well cooked, what more could you ask? OK there is beer and wine and I am told it is excellent too but on this occasion I was driving! I won't be next time. The menu choice is extensive especially if you include all the pizza options and the price is good value for money. Have paid more for worse elsewhere and definitely better than the bigger chain Italian places which come in at the same price. We booked a table to make sure we could eat at that time and really glad we did as not a seat left in the place when we got there! That also tells a tale as it was a Wednesday night, mid-Olympics TV coverage and lots of places have been suffering but it didn't look like it here! Friendly staff looked after us well and the evening whizzed by. Good restaurant that deserves to do well.

Simple, down-to-earth, honest-to-god vegetarian food served in a no-frills setting. Welp, I've run…read moreout of hyphenated descriptors! The star item here is the dabeli. The pillowy bun and the mushy vegetable patty with a fiery hot chutney envelop pomegranate seeds and roasted peanuts, which add a crunch to the textural profile, and tart and tangy flavors that both offset and complement the heat. The falooda is the perfect cold dessert to finish off the sweat-inducing spicy meal.

I really thought I had reviewed this amazing restaurant already. It's our favourite local…read morerestaurant and possibly my favourite Indian restaurant of all time. This is a vegetarian restaurant but if, like me, you're a meat eater don't let this put you off. The dishes are so tasty and filling you won't notice the lack of meat. The restaurant is always busy and is especially popular within the Asian community so that's always a good sign. It's not the smartest restaurant and is more like a cafe in terms of the setting but it really is a gem. I always have to have the aloo papdi chaat. It's definitely my favourite dish there. Then I usually go for a thali to get a mix of everything or a dosa as they're so good. It's all really good though, well cooked, nicely spiced and really good value. The only thing I haven't liked is the mogo. We usually get a few dishes and share them between us which works well but we do come out completely stuffed and have to waddle home. Oh, and always have a mango lassi each. I just wish they did jugs of it!

Was nice to catch up with friends great noodle dish's and would recommend you visit one of cafésread more

Excellent food and service. Would highly recommend the sharing starter. Definitely would visit…read moreagain.

We last went to this restaurant in 2019 and ownership has since changed …read more The lunch was tasty and excellent ........... sweetcorn and chicken soup, prawn toast, spare ribs , spring rolls,,,,,,,,,chicken in ginger, prawns and egg rice. We drank jasmin tea, but the wine list is excellent. Service was courteous and efficient. Prices fair. Personal facilities excellent. Attractive and roomy dining area. I do not give 5 stars lightly. Recommended.

Beijing is a restaurant in the centre of Horsell village that serves quality Chinese food in a…read moretraditional and highly decorative environment. The restaurant is quite darkly lit which can be a pain, but there are nice touches such as the large fish tank near the entrance which is full of interesting fish to watch if you're waiting for a table or sitting at the bar. The menu contains a variety of standard Chinese dishes, which lean to towards the more expensive spectrum of cost, but the presentation often is also an experience in itself and the food is indeed very tasty. Our starter came with a squirrel hand carved out of a carrot once, which was different! Beijing also offer a takeaway service which is of similar standard to their eat in menu, although it would be advisable to order from the China Chef takeaway restaurant across the road, which is cheaper, has an identical menu, and mysteriously often seems to use materials such as bags from Beijing.

Very cute local curry joint. Came for dinner and it's BYOB with a minima fee so we brought our own…read morebeers. The staff were very friendly and although butter chicken isn't on the menu, they had it. And honestly the curry and the chicken were just ok. It tasted a hit different than I am used to having. Maybe it's slightly different because of the regional cooking? I'm not too sure but the chicken was also cooked nicely but again not cooked to what I'm used to. The side of rice was a bit small but was perfect for the both of us. We got onion bhaji and pakora and those were excellent. The sauce with the bhaji was very good.

I'll be perfectly honest…read more Not the best curry I've eaten. I ordered a dahl, chicken vindaloo, garlic naan and spicy poppadoms. The vindaloo had a good amount of heat but was lacking in other flavours. The Dahl needed more salt, the tarkar didn't have that distinctive earthy flavour it's supposed to. The sundries were good. I see they have good scores usually but for me, I like my curries a wee bit heavier on the massala blends and spices. I wouldn't recommend it if you want authentic Indian food.

As good if not better than some of the Vietnamese food in Southern CA (specifically in OC…read moreWestminster). Starting out with the appetizer- papaya and mango salad, crispy seafood 1A and 1B, and Banh Xiao. For the Pho, the taste is good but Westminster Pho is better. From this side of the pond, this is a hidden gem for Vietnamese food.

Ordered pho, banh mi, and the fried soft shell crab. The pho here is hands down one of the best…read morepho's I've had in London, and I've been on the search for a while now. The broth, the meats, and the rice noodle were spectacular. Banh mi was ok, but the pho more than made up for it!